an accurate reading. If, on the other hand, the light level increases as the bullet crosses the
skyscreen, you will probably get no reading at all.
If you find that your MKIV XP is having trouble getting readings on a sunny day with a dark blue
sky you should try shooting lower over the skyscreens. You may eliminate the problem by
changing the light conditions just a bit by tilting your Skyscreens or changing the direction of the
sun. You will find the MKIV XP will operate in very low light conditions, but a some point there
will not be enough light to see the bullet.
Muzzle Blast:
When you fire a supersonic round the bullet gets to the skyscreen before the blast does. Keep
the muzzle a 5-10 ft. back from the first skyscreen to keep from beating it up. Remember that
the farther your screens are from the muzzle the lower the velocity your chronograph will read
(the bullet starts slowing down as soon as it leaves the barrel).
If you ever have a problem with your MKIV XP that you can't resolve please don't suffer in
silence! Go to our support section of our website at
WARNING : Shooting is dangerous. It is up to you to conduct yourself in a safe manner at
all times following established procedures as outlined by Firearms and Ammunition
manufacturers. Failing to do so may result in the death or severe injury of yourself and
others, as well as earning you a place in the Darwin Awards.
DON'T BE A DUMB ASS!
ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION!
GOOD LUCK AND GOOD SHOOTING!
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